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A global community of management renegades

A global community of management renegades brought together by Gary Hamel's Harvard Business Review article, Moon Shots for Management

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Welcome / welcome back

Thanks for being a part of Moon Shots. Whether you are a new member, current, active, occasional or lurking, you contribute to the value of this space.

A special thanks to Jon Ingham, who cared for this space over the past year or so, and continues to contribute energy through linking his Social Advantage blog providing perspective from the edge of HR, and to Jack Martin Leith before him.

Of course, we are grateful to Gary Hamel for his inspiration and for continuing to grace this space with his Management 2.0 Blog and MLAB (Management Laboratory) activities.

My goal for this Moon Shots is to pursue the rediscovery of fire. There have been a number of attempts to spark some form of real-world activity, and I suppose that some members of Moon Shots have indeed been inspired to do something with the ideas that get launched in this space. (Indeed, I’ve started a project to demonstrate a new approach to trade development I’ve dubbed “Managed Value Trade,” that has as its goal a self-organizing, sustainable approach to trade that depends on strengthening the ability of each party to progress to its “next” level of social and economic benefit.)

In this space, I hope participants will feel encouraged to think aloud –to say things that will inspire others to comment and contribute their own insights in ways that can be acted on individually or collaboratively. We need management renegades.

In particular, think about using the “Group” feature to start your own projects, or actions. See what happens. It’s worth a shot (Moon Shots, that is.) If you live in, work in, or visit New York join New York Shots. Maybe we can add a meet-up dimension to Moon Shots.

-David Lawrence Hawthorne
20 October 2010

Latest Activity

David Hawthorne and Ralf Lippold are now friends
May 7
Ralf Lippold left a comment for Tonnie van der Zouwen
"Hi Tonnie - How are you doing? If still working on large scale change let me know, as I am up to something interesting. Cheers, Ralf"
May 2
Ralf Lippold joined David Hawthorne's group
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Managed Value Trade

Interested in sustainable trade and non-zero sum strategies for building trade networks? Learn about non-zero sum trade developmentSee More
Apr 18
Ralf Lippold posted a photo
Apr 18
Ralf Lippold updated their profile
Apr 18
David Hawthorne posted a blog post

A Hole In The Ocean: The Cayman Islands, nice place to visit Romney's money

The US now has the highest corporate tax rate in the world at 39.2%. Of course, almost no U.S. corporation pays that rate or anything close to it.. Lest we forget, however, pity them the huge sums they pay to influence regulators and politicians, not to mention the millions more spent on PACs to delude and confuse voters (i.e. sheep). On the other hand, the US ranks 37th for the highest marginal tax rate –the tax rate that most people pay after qualifying for their various limitations and…See More
Apr 2
L. Howard Nation is now a member of Moon Shots
Mar 16
David Hawthorne posted a blog post

A Hole In the Ocean: My hero Fahreed, swings and misses on 'containment'

Fahreed Zakaria, wrote in a Washington Post blog today that President Obama’s decision to rule out ‘containment’ as a US policy option on Iranian nuclear weapons, “might prove a serious error: It boxes in the United States, limits Obama’s options and forces him on a path that could push him into an unnecessary, preventive war.”He is generally such a thoughtful person, looking at issues from every perspective before deciding which angle to take…See More
Mar 15
David Hawthorne updated their profile
Feb 13
David Hawthorne posted a status
"Just returned from initial engagement in Dominica exploring opportunities for development of Managed Value Trade"
Feb 13
Jack Martin Leith updated their profile
Feb 2
Jack Martin Leith posted a status
"Lunchtime meeting with favoured Bristol venue for FutureCamp http://bitly.com/xGzPWm. Hope to nail down date today (will be a Friday in May)"
Feb 2
Profile IconJack Martin Leith, Kimberly Wiefling, Ken Polotan and 1 more joined Moon Shots
Feb 1
Ralf Lippold left a comment for Lucy Garrick
"Hi Lucy - A great 2012 for you, and you family. May all your dreams become reality. How are you doing? OpenEducation still on the agenda?"
Jan 19
Ralf Lippold shared their blog post on Facebook
Jan 15
Rebecca Pearson commented on David Hawthorne's blog post A Hole In the Ocean: the end of 'recognizable,' 'representative' democracy
""or are they just lip synching" ... Of course they are. It's karaoke night."
Jan 7

Blog Posts

A Hole In The Ocean: The Cayman Islands, nice place to visit Romney's money

The US now has the highest corporate tax rate in the world at 39.2%. Of course, almost no U.S. corporation pays that rate or anything close to it.. Lest we forget, however, pity them the huge sums they pay to influence regulators and politicians, not to mention the millions more spent on PACs to delude and confuse voters (i.e. sheep). 

On the other hand, the US ranks 37th for the highest marginal tax rate –the tax rate that most people pay after qualifying for their…

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Posted by David Hawthorne on April 2, 2012 at 1:00

A Hole In the Ocean: My hero Fahreed, swings and misses on 'containment'

Fahreed Zakaria, wrote in a Washington Post blog today that President Obama’s decision to rule out ‘containment’ as a US policy option on Iranian nuclear weapons, “might prove a serious error: It boxes in the United States, limits Obama’s options and forces him on a path that could push him into an unnecessary, preventive war.”

He is generally such a thoughtful person, looking at issues from every perspective before deciding which…

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Posted by David Hawthorne on March 15, 2012 at 22:34

A Hole In the Ocean: the end of 'recognizable,' 'representative' democracy

If I weren't thoroughly disgusted, I'd be happy.

Lest we forget, in the end, G.W. Bush will go down as democracy's "Phlegyas" - the ferryman who escorts souls across the Styx to Hades. With an ersatz crusade against non-existent WMD, and the appointment of zombie jurists to the Supreme Court, "Phlegyas" W. Bush delivered the soul of democracy (personhood) to a stateless, soulless cleptocracy. "Mission accomplished!"

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Posted by David Hawthorne on January 6, 2012 at 20:00 — 1 Comment

A Hole In The Ocean: Currency At The End of Daze



"There is something unholy about them," said Guy P. Wyser-Pratte, a prominent longtime Wall Street trader and investor. "that is what cause this tremendous volatility. They make a fortune whereas the public gets so whipsawed by this trading." ("Clamping Down on High-Speed StockTrades," …

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Posted by David Hawthorne on October 11, 2011 at 6:00 — 1 Comment

A Hole In The Ocean: TMI yesterday, Fukashima today. Taming nuclear power

I published a number of reports in the aftermath of the Three Mile Island disaster in Pennsylvania (USA), examining the crisis response that surrounded nuclear accident. The response in Japan, given the utter chaos that ensued from cascading multiple events, was an outstanding performance. It was not perfect, but it incorporated many of the lessons learned from earlier, less well handled, catastrophes. Ultimately, these lesson will help us cope with the next set of chaotic events whether…

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Posted by David Hawthorne on March 22, 2011 at 0:17 — 2 Comments

A Hole In The Ocean: Stability landscapes flow in Egypt

Egypt, is a study in the dynamics of chaos. First, it seems to have been a ‘surprise’ to everyone. Second, ‘no one knows what to do about it.’ Third, everyone is thrashing around grasping at straws in a windstorm.

Chaos is a form of disorder that produces more patterns than human reason can cope with. Nonetheless, the solution is somewhere in those emerging patterns and structures (sometimes called fractals). At this moment three residual structures are crumbling into chaos…

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Posted by David Hawthorne on February 11, 2011 at 21:15 — 2 Comments

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Reinventing? 25 Replies

Ok, maybe we could do with forgetting the idea of reinventing management. I think the truth is already out there but might need us to pay more attention.Not altogether sure that we should be…Continue

Started by Johnnie Moore in Uncategorized. Last reply by Ralf Lippold Nov 5, 2011.

Conditions of membership of the Moon Shots community 13 Replies

Thank you once again for joining the Moon Shots community.Yesterday I received the following wall comment from Moon Shots member Peter…Continue

Started by Moon Shots in Uncategorized. Last reply by Neil Warren Oct 16, 2011.

Marking 2 years of Moon Shots - how do we do it?

The stated purpose of this community is:INFORMATION EXCHANGE Providing a place for network members to share information, tell their stories, and provoke, challenge and inspire each other.RALLYING…Continue

Tags: community, information, about, ning, shots

Started by Moon Shots in Community Dec 1, 2009.

M Lab "The Art of Engagement" 7 Replies

From http://www.managementlab.org/events/art-engagement-getting-most-out-your-employees:In most large…Continue

Started by Jon Ingham in Uncategorized. Last reply by Harvey Summers Nov 27, 2009.

#4 Reconstruct management’s philosophical foundations 1 Reply

Cisco has just completed a five part series on their blog on their vision of The Future of Collaboration. Here are their predictions:1. Collaborative networks will be to Enterprises what social…Continue

Tags: structure, organization, management, collaboration

Started by Paul McConaughy in Leadership & Management. Last reply by Ralf Lippold Oct 20, 2009.

How can we harness the collective wisdom and talent of our community? 20 Replies

I started Moon Shots on an impuse that was triggered by Gary Hamel's article, Moon Shots for Management, which appeared in the February 2009 issue of Harvard Business Review. In fact, at the moment I…Continue

Started by Moon Shots in Community. Last reply by Moon Shots Apr 7, 2009.

 
 
 

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